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Guard relays are the first hop of any circuit through Tor. This category is for guard specific questions.
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Is my proxy, which is a tor relay, my guard/entry-node?
If I set my own relay (running in my LAN) as the SOCKS proxy (e.g. in my browser), does this mean this relay automatically functions as the guard/entry-relay?
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